Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03
EDITION.
TIE DORMAN CASE.
The state Treasnrcr's saIary-OPpposi
ton TO Road Liquidation.

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nuder the rRles, Il went over for one
lay. Just what It's fate will be ID haro
10 tell. The matter Ii being extensively
o. vassed by both tides, but both az
very resicept. 1t 10 very probable tina
{ 10 resolutions will pass.
An Interesting little discussion aross
In the House TO day over road Dill.
Mr. Medill made IN objection to the
method OF coming TO the Legislature
asking for acts 10 lay on, roads wher
the method of applying TO The courts
was q surer and better one. The time
of the sess ION was taken up with these
bills. when 1t could be occupied with
matters of more importance to the PEG
Me in general. Mr.. Norney said he |
would favor the bill now in, but 10 the
future would oppose the iniroductier OF |
all read bills.
the pil 20 reduce the salary Of the
State Treasurer received q rather em
pha 10 defeat 10 the Senate tod day. Dr..
Martin reported the bill with an upfa
vorabie Recommendation, and mum.
Der q led into the lobby expecting to Bee
n lively fght, but they were doomed to
dissppoini ment, as the v, ~ fret section
was defeated unanimously aud the oi
WAS declared lost. TIE salary Will
therefore remain as 1t is four years
Longer at least, and the Senate certainly
showed its good sense in defeating the
meas ure, as the salary is by no means
TOO large for the responsibility. the
bond required being Sl25, 900, and
every cont the State receives passing
directly through his hands.
The firnt OF LIE city bliis were read
to day. It provides that the tiiy clerk.
bsiliff, coal oil inspector shall be elected
for three years In regard TO these city
bills, the members propose to give The
city about what it wants, II they think
majority of the citizens desire the
measure, and they will giveia willing
ear to ali enlightenment upon the sub
jet.
A bill regulating the practice of phar-
macy in tie State was introd uced In the
Senate to-day and it will not pass in
les present shape By any means II
provides for cities Of over 10, 900 inhsbi
tants. thus applying to enly Whining
tor, and the provisions virtually pro
hibit the sale OF any pa.eut medicines
whatsoever
Considerable opposition is manifest
ing itself to Mr.. Allaband's oleomargs
rine bill, and when 1t comes up FOL
final consideration It will very likely
rtCelVe tuotouN Labhhp&. 1as a
will very likely pass, az i5 has scmt
ST onz huppor' ers~ho will present tut
alleged injuries and unhealthy quail
tics of the butter
The act amer ding the charter Of TIL
Ferris Reform bill parsed the House 10
day. The amendments aie tmmateria
and relate only u the election Of direo
tors.
The joint Committee ON Divorce or
psnized today by electing Senate,
Bacon chairman and II. W. NcIntil
clerk.
The State temperance Alliance me
in the Court Houte Hall TO day. Z. ID
Cooper, ext EN- peraDoe candidate 70
Congress, led % with aa address {
welcome.
The following com mittees were 81
pointed:
Creden.ials-G. W. Todd, G. Garne
W. E. England
Resoiutious-J. B Qulgg, W. & Phi
lips, L. Wbiyenan.
Ways and Mesns-Chns. Register, l
b. Asprii, J. Z. Robinson.
Aud .tips-J. Y Stewart, Rev. I.
= cry, d. B. Haloney.
Ntmtna tiors-Rev. Preityman, a
free Gawihrop, w b. Records.
The Committee On Resolutions pr
scented the folio Wiz IL, which were sdop
I'd:
WHEREAs, In accordance with y
action OF his Alliance nj it's arnu
session In 1888 determined appea
the balio -oox waa made ct the last e.e
ton, and one third of the electors WI
cast their ba lots showed Intensely
ready to sacrifice party Affiliations
the interests OF tee cause We seek
serve; therefore
RESOLVED, !. That we urge I
Temperance ca OF Delaware to abb
fhnly by the posi'iou they have I
armed and 10 stand az iDdeT onde
vcters, ready to unite their Ballots
TIE favor of true nj tried men dr
Pledged to the support o: such measu
and principles as we deem necessary
The destruction of the liQugr trade.
2 We hereby instruct the Cent
Executive Committee to urge the pa
age of local option OF psohibitt
law by the present Legisiature, .
that the measure as TO principle .
form be left to HE discretion Of
above com mittee
3 We also refer to the Exec1t
Committee the e1pediency OF co-ope
ting with the W. G. 4. U. and Gc
Tenn pl ara of the B ate in the format
and pa. sage OF G law TO secure the
forcement Of the Law respecting sci
tific instruction in the public scno
regarding the effect Of alcohol.
4. We desire to express oEr b.
that justice will cot miscarry Ia
trial of the murdereis OF Rev Il
Haddcck which lie to occur at Sic
City at az cary cay. Wa aleo des
to cali attention to the spirit OF violel
aud outlswing W lich ID a marked ct
scteries.c of the liquor trn lie and pr
of the necessity thai IL should be ME
destroy Ell. Adopted.
On motioa of II. w. Morrow
clause III the Alliance constitution n;
ing Arunkeunts Sd 10 cIino was STR
en- out.
Rev. T. E Terry was elected co
spending secretary, and the Other
cers remain the same as last year.
Extcutiv. Con mitsee art: New Ca
Alfred Gswthrof, Alsx, Dsakyre.
MeL din hall; eDt, j. Y. Stewart, Q
Register; 9upsex, j. II. Marvel, Il
A. q Hsnton
This evening Hen. Walter T. n
addressed the alliance. A large y
euce ives present, including the Ell
Legislature.
Runaway This I'd orning.
A horse sttsco'd to q wagon bel